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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1937

Page

16

Jury Deliberates as Young Faces Second Degree Murder Charge

In Frederick County Circuit Court George Young 27 faces second degree murder for the fatal October shooting of his father John Howard Your f. The jury's quiet deliberation followed testimony by State's Attorney P Bowers and defense counsel, with Judge Urner warning on penalties. Young described the incident as he claimed to defend his mother from an axe-wielding father during a domestic dispute. The defense portrayed a violent parental confrontation, while prosecutors argued Young crept and shot. The verdict and potential sentence will extend beyond this session.

Tan Frederick County George Young Couis John Howard Wanenond Urner Arthur 1 Willerd Urner Eas Maeder P. Bowers Altoni Bennett Counse Doubs Foremman Alves Renn Tne Yound Young Hos Anaties Beth Jefferson Yount Denver J. Shook Montevie Roy MiLctner John Keller Buckeystown Lee Uae Mate Fred George War McCels Jay Thompson Wittlhe Keller George F Abrecht Morntivae Maurice Po Slifer Monteyre Witneses Youn Hanes Mohler Oto Thames Lawrence Walter Calvin Moller Roy Lawson Lewes Young Howard WooLee Eugene Ho Green Sophie Jackson Albert Crawford Shout Wittner Shouk and Abrecht

Diplomatic Rituals Highlight Formalities by Don and Roosevelt

A garbled reminiscence notes ceremonial exchanges between Don and Roosevelt. It mentions the dispensing of formalities and a press briefing at Tas et ttiet Vay, with attire and greeting details, reflecting a diplomatic precedent and ceremonial polish.

Don Decom Roosevelt Fee

Trial reveals brutal crime and conflicting testimonies

The narrative details a brutal assault on a young woman and the ensuing trial. Witnesses describe the victim enduring shocking violence while prosecutors and defense present contested confessions and character evidence. Deputy, state officers, and jurors weigh testimonies as key figures, including George Young, testify about the events surrounding the shooting.

Answers to Cranium Crackers from Page Tour

Cribbed reader quiz items list names and facts: William Bankhead as Speaker of the House succeeding Burns, rail gauge figures, 92 points per inch, John Day as first Chief Justice, and Charles Blondin famed Niagara crossing with noted details.

William W. Bankhead Alabama Jeseph W. Burns Tennessee United State John Day United States Charles Blondin Jean Franscorte Gravelet Niadira

Warning Tag For Inspections Issued In Baltimore

A warning tag is issued during the annual safety campaign. Police will distribute tags through the city. The inspection period ends at midnight and untagged vehicles risk license recall notices. Commissioner Walter Roudy oversees Motor Vehicles.

Baltimore Dee WA Cty

Farm Bill Split Highlights Senate Action And Warnings

The farm bill debate shows Senate divisions as Republicans push an amend ment to protect livestock and poultry from price fixing while Southern senators challenge the plan’s impact. Secretary Wallace warned against using substitutes to fix prices, and AF of L concerns cloud the administration's move as backers press for broader reforms.

Waddington Dee Wallace Senate Oreo Ota Lee Deneral Unlahoma

Police Court Cases Prompt City Speed Violations

Nine caves were disposed of by Justice Sinn in Pus Hee Court on Wednesday. Six were docketed for violation of city parking ordinances with John Von Fach cited. one forfeited $1 for a minor offense. Officers West stopped several motorists on the State Kisaway near Union Ridge for speeds over 45 mph. Oscar Lee Gray, Haugencsaan, and Hoy Washington of Hager town were charged with exceeding 60 mph near Mt Pheasant. each arrested by Officer West and fined ten dollars each.

Walter EO Sinn Pus Hee John von Fach Beard Balmore Union Ridge Oscar Lee Gray Haugencsaan Frederice Hoy Washington Wisa Hager Town Mt Pheasant Officer West

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